Sentence examples for practice of issuing from inspiring English sources

The 18th-century practice of issuing printed libretti gave way to supertitles.

Theodore Roosevelt also introduced the practice of issuing substantive executive orders.

The practice of issuing checkbooks to survivors, instead of paying lump sums, extends beyond the military.

The report also noted the practice of issuing "kosher certificates" indicating that no Arabs were employed by a business.

Two months later, it ended its long-established practice of issuing monthly reports on individual store sales.

This is the practice of issuing your customers a package deal to insulate them from anything that may suggest actuality.

The fact that the Government is not trying to contain the disease any longer means that the NHS will stop the practices of issuing the drug Tamiflu to every known sufferer, and tracing people who have come into contact with it and giving them Tamiflu as a preventative measure.

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In Nebraska, Gov. Dave Heineman, said in a news release in August: "The State of Nebraska will continue its practice of not issuing driver's licenses, welfare benefits or other public benefits to illegal immigrants unless specifically authorized by Nebraska statute".

The same study also said that the often-vilified practice of companies issuing new debt in order to pay dividends to their buyout owners also did not put the companies at greater financial peril.

The online auction house had petitioned the Supreme Court to review the practice of automatically issuing a permanent injunction whenever a patent was found valid and infringed, arguing that the rigid standard was not grounded in the law.